The Death and Life of the Real-Time City
My PhD dissertation is now complete, and can be downloaded from this site.
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This site belongs to Sarah Barns. It's a space for various projects and reflections relating to spatial media, urban history and planning, and digital archives. In this land, they all connect. Thanks for visiting.
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On the Tweets...
- RT @jason_a_w: The takeaway has a copy of The Australian. Their readers must be fascinated by this microniche jihad.
- Beautiful. My mother's death had a similar impact on me. Ken Burns on connecting w history to continue life after death http://t.co/EvzQrUIQ
- RT @wateryone: Tomorrow is Worldwide Fascination of Plants Day. This is quite possibly the coolest honorary day ever. Bring the wonder ...
- this is well worth a read : How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet http://t.co/zeMS7Oj9
- @crikey_news Guy Rundle at his f}*# best - but wasn't the Eurobond swap idea pushed first by Soros, not Holland? http://t.co/mkCyBMr9
- “@UrbDemographics: Street Life in London, 1877 (Covent Garden) via @PD_Smith http://t.co/w09AGN6u” @Historypin
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